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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
Qmusements.
,-Q-Turnad LIN.

8UoU OPERA HoUsE--8-Turned Up
CAsINo-S-Erminie.
DAYS TIIEATRE-s-Thc Tanning OF the shrew.
DOCKm Observation-Disclosures
EDEN MUsEE-WaxwOrks.
HRAND OPERA HOUsE--S-Theodora.
HARpIo ANS PARK THEATRE-S-fhe OReaganA
tYcEUM TuEATRE-S-Met by Chance.
MADISON SQUARE GARDES-S-Wid West.
METROPOLITAN OPERA Observation-Disclosures
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S-Jim, the PenmaA
ErBro's GARDEN-S-Black Crook
eTANDARD THEATRE-8-Rosina VokcA
6rAR ADMINISTRATIONS
THEATRE COMroUE-8-Private Secretary.
EALLACK's-S-The School for Scandal
tTH AVENUE THEATRE-8-Tangled Lives
14YH ST. THEATRR-8-Denman Thompson.
R3Dsr TABERNACLE. NEAR 6TIIAvE-Chrst Before Pllau
9TH-AvE. AND 5JrHsT.-9 a. m and III p. m---Tho New
Cyclorama Of the Battles OF vicksburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
JOHN ROACH AND SECRETARY wHITNEY.

from The ScisafUdd Atnrrfe1n
W painful to have t0 record that proDapy an mo
J1nn koachs WAS shortened. ~ his lass year - COT
ianiy made extremely unhappy by the CONSCIOUSNESS OF
me dlncrences between his Irm and the vovsrhncnt
As 10 tho acceptance Of the dispatch boat Doihih u
not necessary details regard 70 Sic matter
further than that they largely charged 10 inc ext
gences Of tho tunes among political wiropulos ana tho
LAUNDERING " tho Secretary OF tho Navy. $
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

it has been almost self-sustaining in New
jersey. and tho question which Obtrudes itself
is, why should not all adultcrated food products
be dealt with after the same fashion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

. The killing of an innocent boy by Pinker
tons detectives in jersey City appears to have
been wholly inexcusable act The guilty men
Gre said to be the same who used their weapons
10 rccklessly in East st. Louis at the time Of
tho strikes there If the facts are as much
against them as now appears they ought to be
put beyond the reach of the temptation to fire
recklnsslv in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

The conviction of tho "astrOloger" Dc Leon
was q good piece of work for the District-At-
torney's Office. This man who made bust
moss Of consigning women to dcns Of infamy.
richly deserves all tho punishment the law
allows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

Inc ease with winch inc Street railroad COM
panies have evaded the payment of taxes has
often been the cause of just complaint, and has
given rise to much of the talk about the infu-
once of corporations in tho city government.
Corporation Counsel LacOmbe promises to
make them pay up. A little more zeal in that
direction would do no harm Corporations
which have valuable franchises for which they
paid nothing. and which are protected by the
city. ought to be willing to pay taxes promptly.
Railroad accidents are undoubtedly often
due to the caelessness of employees who have
been OverwOrked. According to Toledo dis
patch, this abuse nearly caused repetition on
Wednesday of the fearful wreck Of two weeks
ago at Republic. An engineer of a freight
train. who had been on duty over twenty hours
is said to have been aroused by a telegraph
operator just in time to get his train out Of the
way of tho fast express. There ought TO be
some way TO prohibit railroad employees from
inviting accidents by working continuously 50
many hours.
The satisfaction expressed on all sides over
tho outcome Of the contest for Senator at AL
bany speaks. well for tho future of the Repub-
1ican party in this State. Of the many Repub-
licans in New-YOrk and Brooklyn who talked
with reporters on the subject yesterday, not
single ono was found who did not speak well
OF Mr.. HiscOck's fitness for the place TO which
he has been chosen. In doing this there was
no disparagement of either Dir. Morton or Mr..
Miller. but the belief was general that Mr.. His
cocks election will 10 followed by an era of
good feeling, and will lead to success at the
nd of
praise for Dir. Hiscook. This is certainly o
pleasant outcome Of the contest,
Mr. HamitOn's bill In relation to the ap-
pointment Of referees, as introduced in the As
sembly yesterday, is an emincntly proper one
and ought TO pass. 1t provides that no city
official nor q sisant in the Clerks Office Of a
court Of record shall be appon ed a referee ex
ccpt by the written consent of the parties TO
the az ion. Officials who are paid to serve the
public ought not to be allowed TO devote any
part Of their Office time in serving rs referees
for the purpose of earning extra pay. And
Judges should 10 spared the opportunities Of
employees and political friends in such matters.
II is known that well-paid city officers have de-
voted a good deal OF their time In serving a.
referees, and for this purpose have made use
u rooms the rent Of which was paid by tho
city, and Of clerks paid in the same way. MIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
YES. HENRY GEORGE Is THEIR MAN.

F0M INC ChlcdGo TntfT Ocfdn
Henry George Is the head and the rectrade
forces tho United States and tho Democracy will have
l., his platform under and out VI sight on
that question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
Business N1Ilrcs.
Nesp:alork DAILY G.ibn,re.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81, 1887.

BOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

FoREIGN.-Mr. Goschen's speech to his electors
F. Resignation of Cardinal Jacobini. - Be
lief In Brussels that war is inevitable. - Fred
Ariok Amerlings gift to Vienna. - Italy buys
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

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correspondence.
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sea bar bait 9srss Blao / tire Var os bar
ptte truit, at ies Etuloe Tribe liot ira oeuue
sant, men bet er life blepet roset Of fer MI.
Ssfarbeibst er sanIie f9rbist, os Snesn
b.annoer osiaa at i%noinoe fig.
Tcdep er ct MT BOT Office, ~belisseuoe /
Hprman gountp.
Spao Nplingen ansaar, iaa fit oi paa otsie
souter ct baarlist Iar, ps liseleoes liben
gris. Rauge 5armere er blepne bjemisst
al grariesBrano, iaa Here al benz bar ntiitet
Hrasn alt fit 90.
gl. Sapiens bar miitet alt fit os liselebes
az nolm. iaa han er nsot til at lille fig ueb
fine Sreaturer.
Sib5e 9are, ban giafteocs at Sloebrano,
,or bet fuapt ban funoe reooe fine Suiebpsz
ninger.
T,auee flere bar osiaa ntiitet mere eler
minbre, Iaa at Spipriien bliper piit temntelis
ssi / Siuter, ps lt9elebes bliper bet i~iftert
yonIieliat at faa figbt no8et.
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"a bet or, buUrfor man life ffal tase fig mere
iaat for at upiGtte Slo, pa, bporfpr 5plt lille
er mere f~oriisti9 meo at borne ON fine Spz
iatter. Spis bette idsttc9es liot mere, iaa
trpr jts life, at bet br9nbte pp iaa nieset
3d. iom bet sjgr.
Spao bet airteliae au9aar, iaa 'er her
seset itiae.
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tjsnes Of &aitor %. 2arien, iom blot bar pG>
ret Der E: Yar Maaneoer, men sioer Snotrpt
at at pore en- trp Serrens 5jener. Gi9eles
oes er Der en- 5Ouses Menisbeb, ion1 bette
mes af Taitrr .. 81. Seinm, Der p9iaa er en-
n,eaet mil Ntono. Get iiSes, OF Seilim ltal
ixart forlnoe oenne Tenisbeo o9 at ben bar
Iolet Sia an auoeu Brett. U.s..
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
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Ter at icnoe Yen9e bjem til St9st.
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rtse, bcr cgen S%ntereSie beicee
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Der pen8s Diem bper @peroaa bclc
Iaret rnnpt meo iuio @arantt.
A. MOrtensen & Co.,
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patton, 5rail Go, Dat.
or. Rebaftpr!

Sr. Hebaftpr!
Teo bet Samme, je9 inoleneer min &ona
ttrsent for "9ecorab. Soften, oil ieg ieube
HuSle Orb til Slaoet % oeri9ieunem unoer-
rstte mine aamle Sefjenote % Slestniu9e
tSinnf ibeif gcuntp, fornemmelis / Raois
ION Sopnibip ON, at Ieg cster at gjsre en-
Eur til Rorse / Sinter, efteri 1S Var at babe
ssrst boite fra Wpoerlanoet- Seq % en-
Yen, ajsbmaro NH. 8. Seese af Satton, as-
kr at reiie ben 24be Nopbr. fra Satton, %
''Soa cmboro / Ypilabelpbia ben 7oe De
VI Der meo ct Sfib al "Nmsrican Cine"
VI baaber at uere / Norse til Sui, ON ali
aaar bel cs lpttelist. Reiien ioretuses al
mug Tor ON mulist at sienuinoe noset al
q min neobrubte Selbreb, os tinise sienie
vet Steb, bOor Ssrne Narene benranot
aolanoet af @l0oe.
per blep ct nsset subt Nar baabe / 8oa-
.el % Sonntitet, mel Eriierne er mesei
'maa, % elepatorerne er I'LL iaa ~fulopatfepe,
man life fan iaa leperet Spebc til Den bill
uSe Erls of 81 Gts. pr. Yuibel, oa oisie
N'taonne' gRGno ~itte.tan lfaiie tilpeie Ycane
~0eo, at De fan labe SoIt pente, til beres
.o tcntner, ps Sarmeren mao iinoe Tia
'''Ie' ON ban enoos liper Sab eerpeo.
ouhobeostilftanben er npgenlunbe aoo.
gnef 8ilbertiou.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
"a Grpsie.

"a Crosse.
Tor en- Gtuno iiben beilutteoc bet b ROC
renoe SelIfab "Nproen" at 9iue en- 3beoter'
loreitiaina paa fin Sal til SnbtGst for Sps
ems Sattiae. Gm 8pelbeu heu lite Nppent'
Der, uItlaa iamme Sag, iom Inarfilterre
benretteoes reoe / Chicago, ipGrtlntte De lll
l9nae uGreoe ps li9eiaa lRn9e foroereote
glau. Ge iplGeoe "Store Sebebassaften"
af Grit Se9b. Set er en- gSenbee oeb SB9h,
at bans Stptter aisnnem9aaenoe uomGrfer
ia peo Spmbeo / Snobolo. Herintoo naa
bet erfleuoes, a. bans Snaaliptfer bar en-
pi8 gpne til at ltaife ale Dem en- mcrlcm
Giten. ipm galr til ct 3beater bare for at
more fig, uOen ro9en Sd9tanfe ON of ppe
upacn aritit bperfen paa bet, ipm ipileS,
.aer pua DC Spiienoe. Ss hi p%roiailfe Staf'
tere beroppe / Noropeiten, hi mon9lerl 10 aue'
iummen enbper 5pruoiGtnin9 til at tr there
5beaterperoeuers TrGItationer. 9erior Saar
ri ole for at more os. % bet III pt Nnleos
nina III, bu hi laa "Stpre Sebeongsaften."
Otter bet Tom "Sulorebnffen". Set er ct
bersmt Stpttc, Der frRper babe SnoItnoes
rina 90 Ct piit 5alent hos De rolebdoenoe
gsricnli bsoer. 90 or bet END iaa, at man
itie tan pente iaooamne SoruolGtninger hos
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benz, Der oier Stueipil til en- Erofesitpn, iaa
maa bet ertjenbes, at "gtoroenS" Stueipils
lerIIItab 9ioroe fine Saser oper 6prpents
ming. Siar maa ott ertjenoes, at Sans'
Spfterre / "Sllorebaf en-" u~oiprtes 9oot.
Oct bar npiten operfplot Sus. Oct bar
psl bauoe at 0euisn til Spilet % bet Gole
gtSmeo, buurtii Sp,rltubost Ifulbe anpens
bes, iom lumteoe ga grosie noilfe Setplf'
ming pua 'iOroen"s Sa1l ben &pelo.
90 bet bar ret. Seq ipnes, Selifabet for
iiener baaoe 5at os 9gre for bets Sierpil'
fi9bep, o bette buroe ri minoes / 5remtioen,
naar bet ipiler til egen Soroel. ga lfal oS
bsr pl beie9e oereS 5beater os buIfe paa, Oct
cor Dem, ION ipineoe for be 5attise, ia oisie
foo peo Snogan9soGren til ben mBrte Sirter
Malerm 6Bibaf er MI pmtrent fritz iSjen
% boloer paa neb ct HortrGta al or. Wpotbe-
Ter Beleruo oppe / Slair. Bet ier no til at
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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
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dr en- NJ It dn9t muralift dtta iibi9 fan.
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meo interesiart ldsrinQ.
8iItermaals aunpnier frdn bdoe ba.
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Ter 10 cents / fiber for pr6fnumner
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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

Gn 6ensbarnl, Tom / mango glar
baobe peret aniat ueb gusteu / Glpies
palaet / Yaris, blep nplis belSnnet for
jim LANCE os fro 9ieneite meS 9gres
lesionens Rioberfors. Gleben Borrower
sioroe BAN iincsiorplrret, ban bilote Jig
inb, at ban Dor Braiipent @repp, ps
maatte fsres til ct Sinbsipseboipital.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
9barrep, 9linton 60, Soma.

Ssrtneo min Subifription for "Guteu."
Sparrep er en- Iiben Bp, ia~mmenbpaoct
e''lton % befpiiet meo 9anfe, 9pIfere
""'er''anere, / alt cmtrsnt 800 Renue.
per er to Sosmsper, tilbsrenbe 9amb
S,s oUus' . Schooner % @roeers. Store: her
snO'u ct uHset, men bet ueobrqnote |
stn a'''er' 5or nosle 7ase iieen soelaases
:, Taus0, W'rthweftern etodparb Office oa
"0rn' Hasaiin pes SIbebranb. Bet bar
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

o9ret ileint for Grbeioe Der siennem Som.
rlerer, oa Sasbrusene bar ftaaet itiue ben
babe lib.
Seq ipnes soet ON Soften, oa ben siper
os riseiist 9Gieftof os er binisere os lanst
bebre uhftpret END flere banIte glaoe Der /
2aubet. Y SR.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
StlialaS eQer tiueff.

Norman 6ourtp. Wainrsiota). Bpaninssu sr 3 Gtaar
7st % 90 SOB lang, goet i~oripret niso DIshler % Hit.
ON ttltrousts ct 6stel. III SsttIst ssrer Stais mts
tort 6sioit os Rum Tor so petite. liant hpo,uet srsns
flowing we'll. Ger .r COB Nnl.ouins for en- S,anbi'
nap. lem liter Sotsiisrretnins, ba Bsioftninseu Osrom'
firing er Stanpinapr.
Warmer. uHosrr.iutns fan erbolbss pts at b.np.nss
as %uunbtiis sae friftlis til Sotn 0~trtftanteu,
H.8m. VIA UstHH.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
MpcrttStc m r.

fsreuoe Yuiten mslem europa og Nmu
rita. er hsu ~iifrsiie, burtigfte, bi1isf
"a beSite at relic meb. Hasiasererr
d~irsiier ira Chicago bpsr Ranbas 9
fra 0eip gort hper Snsoae, iamt ar
tommer til 2iperpopl buer 5reoos, bpo1
fra Reiien iamme Dag fortiRttes I
SuI % pibere til 8riitiansidnb, ariir
ania, R~jsbsnhapn oip., til bpilfe Stso,
be aufOmmsr BEN isissuoe 2sroas elO
Senbos, ina Of belle Reiien melem Ssn
gOrf os Sismlanbet tilbnssiRsses 20.
10 IL 0dse.
Sper Basidser pnn bsnns 2inie c,
bOlper iri acit 90 irit 2osis FAINT B.,
til Of meofsre $50 Yunb Baggage FL
paa belle Reiien.
alpb Binetter az Goers nrrmeii,
Gseut p9 laber Cher life al 6~eoraasrii,
8ouroinsbpuies elIsr Sumner auertisie
menter narre III OF fisbe SiGetter | gbi
cage eIer NGm gort.
5or Yrisliiter % n1rmere Oplpf
ringer benpenber man fig til
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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

ALIENS LUNG-BALSAM,
t5lafer al 3 fsrRieHiae StsrreIier.
VrtS % Gts., so cts. % ef.00
tr. Hlafft.
Ga uomarfet Camille eoieiu !
BmIofGnoia rem.
uitabelis orbe melt o%eliiatei
bets ustastiss srns bar fGrtas s@sst
betbrtset. sftsr at ale andre 1eiSIsr
% eaasr tntet har usrettst.

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Sreer, Ba., friper ben Abe Npril 1881, at
ban oil laos cs pibs, at 9unse. Saliam bar
hslbreoet bans Nooer for 59rins, eiter at
eT9en bauoe cpsiuet oft Saab ON beneesStl.
b%reoeiie. Sdn flyer, at andre, iom flenote
til bette 5ilfGloe, bar fisbt oenns Baliam
% sr blepen belbrsoeoe. Son trpr, at VIE,
fpm er ipse al seuue Spsoom, buroe prsue
bet.
8m u. @rabam l. Go &boleiale Trua.
Gin. GAINESVILLE, Sbic, friuer til % ON Nto.
fbias 6rcemaHs Ssfbreoelie. can {, en-
sO0t iienot Berger. iom bauoe pGret pldset
al ben aler uGrits Slass grondit / IL Var.
Ssnne Quuse galiam s~eIb-snsoe BAN, boil.
let bar oaret 5ilf9lct mep mango anbr.,
iom bar pGret ip9s a. Brou9it.
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THE RECENT GREAT STORM IN
ENGLAND.
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The heavy snowsiorm which COM
mrnced in London at six o'clock on
Sunday evening continued with un-
nbated severity until after midnight,
but, although snow was falling sub
sequent to this, it was less heavy.
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while it lasted, and, in spite of the
rain which had fallen throughout
Sunday, and which ha 6oroug
, 1887-01-22

Sunday nights storm caused the
breakdown of the suburban railway
traffic, at least, as far as punctuality
was concerned. Owing to the mass
of snow that lay over and between
the points, it was necessary to post
porters and roadmcn to keep them
constantly clear. But.in spite of all
precautions, the working of the sig
nails became in many instances, inn
possible, and hnrd-signals had to be
rcsorted TO. The difficulty Of work
ing The traffic may be imagined when
it is told that one of The London,
Chatham, and Dover engines was
engaged for three aud q half hours in
clearing The line of Instructions, in
the shape offaIlen telegraph posts and
wires, over a distance of under three
miles, between Victoria and Chapman;
and eve after the most strenuous
eXcrtion it was only possible to keep
open ii single liue. An idea of the
delay to which passengers were put
may be formed from The fact that a
train due at Chaplain before Sunday
midnight reached that station ut
half past three yesterday morning
while the journey to the Crystal Pa
lace was accomplished in somewhere
about six O'clock. The storm has
proved more disastrous to posts and
wires than any for many years, and
few lines of wires in the more ex-
posed positions remain intact. In
spite of all difficulties, however, by
last evening the train service had
regained its normal condition of pune
tuality. Railway officials declare
that ii is some years since SO bar
RAISING and anxious a night was
experienced, and many of them, after
going OH duty at eight o'clock on
Sunday morning, were exposed to the
full force of the storm till four o'clock
yesterday morning.
Last evening it was ascertained by
the authorities at Seotland-yard hat
the damage to house and other
property in the Metropolis during
the sn0wstorm was far more serious
than was first anticipated, the des-
trucIion OF telegraph and telephone
wires being beyond estimation. In
most instances the broken wires were
coiled up and fastened to the nearest
lamp-posls by the police. The large
telegraph post erected on the roof Of
the Feathers, WaterIoo-road, stretch
ing to the York Hotel, York-road,
lambeth, was split in two by the
force of the gale, and a number of
pedestrians had n narrow escape by
The four curling wires. Several per-
sons who met with street accidents
were attended at st. ThOmas's Hos
pital. A large number of men out of
work were yesterday engaged by the
metropolitan Board of Works, in
clearing away the accumulated snow
from the Victoria Enbankment. Hun
dreds Of horses, Wagons, and carts
were engaged in carting away the
snow, while in the City the same
activity prevailed, and the snow was
subsequently throwA iSto the river
Thames from the various bridges.
Last evening the trafic over RIack.